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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1935

Page

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Mussolini Sees No Bar to Conquest of Ethiopia

Italian leader signs up more troops as Rome presses toward Ethiopia while British, French, and German officials assess potential League of Nations action. Italy accelerates troop movements to Eritrea and Massaua and prepares for possible colonial expansion in the Horn of Africa.

Mussolini Ethiopia France Germany Russia Italy Japan League Britain London C.P Conciliation Commission Geneva League of Nations Scheveningen Netherlands Rome Stockholm Andrue Berding A.P Addis Ababa Benito Mussolini I Duce Eritrea Malian Somaliland Massaua

Bank of England Governor pledges vast fund for currency stabilization

London July 9 AP The Daily Herald reports Mon lupu Norman Governor of the Bank of England pledged 375000000 pounds to support international currency stabilization without government agreements. The funds come from the publicly owned exchange equalization fund to aid currencies showing weakness. A Basle meeting reportedly laid out a plan for central bank governors to act together at first currency attacks.

London A.P The Daily Herald Monlupu Norman Bank of England British Exchange Equalization Fund Norman Basle Switzerland Treasury International Bank

Regina Riot Injuries Update From City Riot

The Regina shooting incident worsened J. Rothecker’s condition as meningitis develops after he was hit by a ricochet bullet during last week’s riot. Hospital orderly under care of Dr. W A Harvie. Constable Shaw recovering from head injuries as RCMP and four strikers were discharged.

Regina C.P J. Rothecker General Hospital W. A. Harvie Constable Shaw R.C.M.P R.C. M.P

North London Troop hosts French and Austrian Scouts

The 168th North London Troop hosted Camp guests this summer with visiting French and Austrian Boy Scouts joining local activities and exchanges.

North London

Drowning of 10-Year-Old McKillop at YMCA Pool

Lethbridge report states Jack Norman McKillop aged 10 son of the late Donald McKillop former postmaster drowned Monday afternoon in the YMCA swimming pool. Local authorities investigate the incident.

Lethbridge C. P Jack Norman McKillop Donald McKillop Y.M.C.A

Nurse Bannan Narrowly Escapes Death in China

Changteh China July 9 The flood devastates the city as dikes fail and ten foot waters submerge 100000 homes leaving residents trapped and clinging to debris United States Northern Presbyterian missionaries aid with a raft carrying corpses and a wall section gives way putting nurse Be Bannan at grave risk while her husband and brothers visit Medicine Hat Alberta Australia details her rescue and residence notes.

Changteh China C.P. Cable United States Northern Presbyterian BE. J. Bannan Medicine Hat Alta Melbourne Australia

McPherson Versus Aberhart Sparks Vulcan Rally clash

At a Vulcan Aberhart rally former cabinet minister O L McPherson pressed Social Credit candidates with hard questions. Aberhart appeared annoyed as McPherson challenged taxation on production profits and dividend distributions and asked about prices to Alberta and import duties. No clear answers were given.

Vulcan O. L. McPherson M.la Aberhaurt Social Credit Tey McPherson Arrass Aberhart

Canada Britain ties framed in brotherly spirit not dollars

Hon. Raymond Morand of Windsor, deputy speaker, told Empire Parliamentary association delegates in London that Canada's ties with Great Britain must be measured in brotherly spirit rather than cash. Sir Stephen Demetriadi of the London Chamber of Commerce called the Ottawa agreements a turning point in international trade toward mutual advantage. Delegates were hosted at Buckingham Palace by King George.

London C.P. Haway Canada Great Britain Raymond . Morand Windsor Ont Canadian House of Commons Empire Parliamentary Association Stephen Demetriadi London Chamber of Commerce Ottawa Buckingham Palace George

Medicine Hat Student Wins A Scholarship

Allan Bishop Van Cleave of Estuary Saskatchewan and Medicine Hat born, McGill PhD this year, wins a Royal Exhibition of 1851 science research scholarship valued about 1250 dollars yearly for two to three years. He studied at Saskatchewan and McGill and will study at King's College London under Dr A J Allmand.

Montreal C.P Allan Bishop van Cleave J. H. Ferguson Estuary Sask McGill University London Medicine Hat Alta van Cleave Saskatchewan University of Saskatchewan McGill England King’s College London University A. J. Allmand

Seventeen On-to-Ottawa relief returnees offered work in Alberta

Edmonton July 8—Seventeen of the 31 relief strikers who returned from Regina will be offered registration and work in Alberta as they were formerly on relief. Minister Hugh W. Allen said if they refuse they will be struck off relief. The men will be employed locally until they can be transferred to camps and are being fed and given beds pending placement. all 31 were fed over the weekend.

Edmonton C.P Ottawa Regina Hugh W. Allen Alberta Relief Commission

Roter Arrested in Toronto Over Unlawful Assembly

Matt Shaw, linked to the Western Ontario to Ottawa march, was arrested in Toronto by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on a warrant charging him as a member of an unlawful assembly. The warrant was issued by Cal T Wood, RCMP head at Regina.

Toronto C.P Matt Shaw Western Ottawa Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cal. T. Wood R.C. M.P Regina

These Agitators Were Ejected From Campus

Reports to national defence head quarters say Wing Commander A. E. Godfrey ordered leaders of a campus protest to leave relief camp. Detachments of RCMP and unmounted police moved in as Downham and other leaders spoke, with Godfrey warning force could be used if they did not depart. Eleven men named including J S Downham and J Moore faced record checks. (Continued on page eight).

Wasps National Defence Headquarters A. E. Godfrey Ottawa Air Station J. S. Downham Downham Spone Royal Canadian Mounted Police J. M. Tupper A. T. Belcher Ing Downham Godfrey Hal Fey Relief Project CC. H. Cavanaugh W. Jackson W. F. Smith R. Ballantyne J. Moore J. Ball H. Hays T. W. Cooper J. Thoms R. S. Morel Moore

Stevens announces new party manifesto due Friday in Ottawa

Hon H H Stevens told a press conference the new party name leadership and manifesto would be announced Friday. He said provincial executive officers would be named in two to three days and he plans a western Canada speaking tour within two weeks.

Ottawa C.P H. H. Stevens Western Canada Stevens al Les How Prainy William Aberhart Alberta Social Credit Party Reform Party Social Credit Toronto Warren Ek. Cook

Yangtze Flood Threatens Millions Across Central China

Yangtze River floods sweep vast areas in central China with mud dykes failing and cities like Wuhu and Hankow under threat. Missionaries endangered. 25 million people could be homeless if waters rise further. Authorities race to reinforce rickety embankments as the river spreads.

Nanking China Wuhu American Methodist Episcopal Mission Hospital United States Shasi Hopeh Hankow Associated Press Yanyang Yangtse

Tornado and Cloudburst Kill Two near Fort Peck

Two people are dead and many injured after a tornado and cloudburst hit the Fort Peck area overnight. The Knob Hill community of Wheeler, six miles northwest of Fort Peckham, reports two fatalities amid widespread damage and fear of additional injuries.

Glasgow Mont C.P Fort Peck Knob Hill Wheeler Fort Peckham

North Bay Marchers Predicted to Reach Ottawa Trek

In North Bay Ontario 3000 unemployed from northern and western Ontario were expected to reach town within two weeks en route to Ottawa. Robert Stewart, a British Columbia hunger marcher, urged locals to form a contingent. He aimed to open an office for registration and said he would stay until marchers arrived. A show of hands at his meeting showed sympathy with the plan. Attendees included Jack Kemens and Allan McKay, Western unemployed who were in Regina during the riot.

North Bay Ont C.P Ontario Ottawa Robert Stewart British Columbia Stewart Jack Kemens Allan McKay Regina

Prime Minister Delays Holidays Amid Senate Vacancies

Ottawa July 8. The government postponed appointments to 17 senate vacancies and other offices while preparing to reorganize relief camps for unemployed men. Prime Minister Bennett, delaying holidays, aims to fix an election date possibly in September as party organizers plan new candidates and a Stevens led party may form without affecting timing.

Ottawa C.P Senate Bennett H. H. Stevens Trade

Alberta man dies from car crash in Grande Prairie

Herbert O'Brien of Grande Prairie Alta succumbed to injuries from an automobile accident after the crash. Arthur Inningboe of Beaver Lodge Alta, driver of the car, was convicted of driving to the common danger before O'Brien died. Police will hold an inquest to determine if manslaughter charges will be laid.

Victoria Herbert O'Brien Grande Prairie Alta Peace River O'Brien Police Coupe Arthur InNingboe Beaver Lodge O’brien

Woodsworth Comments On Stevens New Party

Woodsworth at Muskoka Beach Ontario comments on H H Stevens led new party. He says CC F would push Conservatives from business and Liberals must clarify policies. Stevens supports mild reform within existing system, Woodsworth argues for radical change.

C.C.F Stevens Liberal Party

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